That wasn't no damn performance. She seemed super uncomfortable for some reason. But the married couple looked really adorable at the end together. You could see the love between em.
I can't even hate.

“I didn’t see ‘Obsessed,’ so I can’t comment, but it’s just not about how talented you are anymore. It’s about, ‘How much box-office revenue will this person generate?’ When you see certain people – we won’t name names – they just don’t have the skill, and no one in their team has said, ‘You need acting classes. If you’re a singer not an actress, you should sing. If you’re a rapper, you should rap. If you take time to develop your craft, God bless you. Jamie Foxx is an example of both [actor and singer].”
“If you were able to take all the Black actresses and the choices we’ve made collectively, it’s a pure reflection of what you see on film. People need to work. But the content? The opportunities for Black actresses are more widespread today, but the quality has suffered."






It was weird but I wasn't playing anyone in particular…we (me and Brett Ratner) were actually inspired by the "King of Comedy" starring Jerry Lewis and Robert DeNiro.
